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Do You Know What this Was Used for… And No, It’s not What You are Thinking!

by Alexis Velez

Published November 28, 2016

Do You Know What this Was Used for... And No, It's not What You are Thinking!

It’s a Nose Harness!

 

“You have a beautiful face… But your nose?” If you were alive in the early 20th century and you didn’t like your nose, the good news is that you didn’t have to resort to expensive and painful rhinoplasty. The bad news is that your other option involved this painful-looking and unsightly Trados Nose-Shaper. Model 22 was pretty popular in 1918, if the number of ads is any indication, but “Face Specialist” M. Trilety didn’t stop there. By 1928, Trilety was a “Pioneering Noseshaping Specialist” who offered quick, painless and permanent nose correction with Model 25

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(source: mentalfloss.com)

 

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